The Washington Commanders are taking on the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship game this Sunday. There are some early value plays when looking at player-specific props that I found could get bumped by game time. Let’s Dive head-first into these props and put together some winning slips!
Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles Match Details
- Fixture: Washington Commanders @ Philadelphia Eagles
- Date: January 26th, 2025
- Time: 3 PM EST
Player Prop #1: Jayden Daniels OVER 223.5 Passing Yards (-114)
Jayden Daniels‘ line is simply too low with what should be a perfect game script for the Washington Commanders. Daniels is over this prop in both playoff games, including 12 of 17 games he has finished. In the two games, he played this Eagles defense he split this prop going under in the first game (191) and over in the second game (258). The reason this prop is such a value play is with the Commanders being 6-point underdogs, it should lead to a pass-heavy script. This line is simply too low to gloss over.
Player Prop #2: Austin Ekeler OVER 46.5 Rushing+Receiving Yards (-115)
Austin Ekeler has a great matchup for this specific prop. He averaged 61 yards from scrimmage during the regular season. Ekeler has also hit this line in 9 of the 11 games he has played and finished. Like the Daniels prop, this holds value for the Rush+Rec prop due to Ekeler’s ability as a receiving back. With the Eagles’ defense having strong corners and a great defensive line, that could work in the Washington Commanders’ favor in utilizing halfback screens and checkdowns to Ekeler. Overall, too low of a line to pass up.
Player Prop #3: Brian Robinson JR. OVER 10.5 Rushing Attempts (+108)
Brian Robinson Jr. has a great opportunity to cash this specific prop. He averaged 13 carries per game in the regular season. Robinson went over this line in 11 of the 15 games he started and finished. Why does this prop hold value? Despite the negative game script for rushing attempts, what is the best way to slow down a dominant pass rush? Run the ball. That is how you can slow down the defensive line of the Eagles. Against this defense, Robinson split this prop going over in the first game and ending the second game with 10 rushing attempts.
Recap:
Overall, these are three great props that all hold value considering how early we are placing them. Thank you so much for making us here at Total Apex part of your day. If you want more of a Prediction, Preview, & Odds article about who will win the NFC Championship, you can check that out here. Lastly, stay tuned for our player props for the AFC Championship game between the Buffalo Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs!
